- Messages
- 19
- Reaction score
- 9
- Points
- 3
1- Its better to divide your questions into fives for example from 1to 5 and from 6 to 10 this will help you to be in order and when you end in a non multiple of 5 you will know that you have missed a question and you will go back for it to fix it quickly.
2-When answering if you think that the question is easy know that it is wrong becuase the examiner will know that we will fall in this trap and you should be focusing 100%.
3-When dividing your questions into 5 you will be able to leave the hard topics and do the easy questions first and never think of taking your time in a question its better to do your favourite topics and highlight the most confusing ones and proceed but before answering the hard ones make sure that the rest are answered right and correctly then you will have more than enough time to think of the hard questions.
4- BTW, you can do what ever you want in the question paper like calculations but NOT THE ANSWER SHEET and this is because the question papers will not be seen by Cambridge admins.
THATS ALL
GOOD LUCK ON YOUR EXAMS>>>>
2-When answering if you think that the question is easy know that it is wrong becuase the examiner will know that we will fall in this trap and you should be focusing 100%.
3-When dividing your questions into 5 you will be able to leave the hard topics and do the easy questions first and never think of taking your time in a question its better to do your favourite topics and highlight the most confusing ones and proceed but before answering the hard ones make sure that the rest are answered right and correctly then you will have more than enough time to think of the hard questions.
4- BTW, you can do what ever you want in the question paper like calculations but NOT THE ANSWER SHEET and this is because the question papers will not be seen by Cambridge admins.
THATS ALL
GOOD LUCK ON YOUR EXAMS>>>>